Puella Magi Madoka Magica Movies Part 1 and Part 2 To be Released this July 2014
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SANTA MONICA, CA (May 24, 2014) – This July, Madoka Magica fans will get their wish granted.
Aniplex of America has just announced that the first two Puella Magi Madoka Magica Movies Part 1
-Beginnings- and Part 2 -Eternal- will be available on Blu-ray and DVD on July 15th. Both films are
theatrical adaptations retelling the original Madoka Magica T.V. series with striking visuals. These
movies are a must-own for Madoka Magica fans or anybody who is just experiencing the world of
Madoka Magica for the first time.

The Puella Magi Madoka Magica Movies will be available in a Limited Edition Blu-ray/DVD Combo
Set which includes both Part 1 -Beginnings- and Part 2 -Eternal- on both Blu-ray and DVD format (4
discs total: 2 Blu-ray and 2 DVD discs). The set will also include the theatrical trailers, TV CM
Collections and the textless opening and ending. Both movies will include Japanese and English
language in surround sound as well as English and Spanish subtitles. In addition to the Limited Edition
Blu-ray/DVD Combo Set, both movies will also be available on individual standard DVDs.

Pre-orders for all SKUs begin Tuesday May 27 th and will be available in the U.S., Canada, Central and
South Americas.

About Puella Magi Madoka Magica

Originally airing in Japan in the beginning of 2011, Puella Magi Madoka Magica is an original story
developed into TV series by Gen Urobuchi ( Fate/Zero and Psycho Pass ) of Nitroplus, directed by Akiyuki
Shimbou ( Goodbye Zetsubo Sensei , Bakemonogatari , Arakawa under the Bridge ) and produced by
Aniplex’s Atsuhiro Iwakami ( the Garden of sinners , Bakemonogatari , Oreimo , and Fate/Zero ). Puella
Magi Madoka Magica follows the story of a 14-year-old girl named Madoka Kaname. Madoka is offered
the opportunity of gaining magical powers if she agrees to make a contract with a strange little being
named Kyubey. Kyubey will also grant Madoka one wish, but in exchange she shall risk her life by
accepting the responsibilities of fighting witches. Little does Madoka know what the real risks of making
a contract has in-store for her.